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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1903
Page
3
Local residents and visitors fill town life with movements from Ithaca to Maple Rapids. Movements include Smiths, Swigarts, Moss, Reis segale family visits, and farm sales. A farm transfer to Stephen Daly, a wedge accident at a stave mill, and a church quarterly meeting mark the period.
Peter Huffman I on the sick list and S. Vannatta was in Ithaca Saturday.
Fulton Center community snippet with visits from Lansing and Ithaca residents, a birthday birth, school year closure, church events, and local trades. Mentions Miss Gatha Dunstall, Prof Garabed Hoyasian, and M. E. Sheridan shipping eggs to Boston.
Alongo Evans and wife hosted guests at A H Jessups. Numerous local couples and families, including Pettit of North Star, visited homes across Pompeii Old, Pompeti, and nearby towns. A number attended baptisms at Bridgeville while others traveled to Minne sota for family events and doctor visits. Francis Consick and Miss Livee Long wed in Fowler, with remarks on the wedding procession and local connections.
Memorial Day exercises at East Plains cemetery drew a large crowd. Janet Gene Randolph, postmaster at Per warm, died Wednesday night June 3, with interment scheduled Friday. Mrs. B Vance, under treatment at Jeffries Sanitarium, remains unchanged. Mrs. E D Hoag and Mrs H Fowler visited Hiram Robinson Thursday. The Brick school hosted an entertainment Friday evening at Morrice.
Alma resident Catherine Stpe describes years of raw kidney pain and backache. After trying various remedies she praises Doan's Kidney Pills from Bivins & Rhodes drug store, saying they cured her during the DOR and that she shares the medicine’s success with neighbors. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo, N. C. distributes Doan's in the United States. Remember the name Doan's.
A jumble of local names and daily activities from Forest Hill and nearby towns. Mentions include Kilas Moody at Park Lake, B Gibson in Elim Mall, Mrs. Frishee visiting sister, Nellie Sharlow with mother, Rev. G 11, and Carl at a state convention. Also notes fishing trips, horse accident headlines, church events, creamery work, and music study. Ends with weather impact on crops and a medical ad for Deans Ointment.
Silas Smith loses a valuable cow. Eva Smith of Ithaca hosts relatives. Henry Warris and family visit Mrs L Harter. Ethel Martin returns from McBain. Bianche Baker returns from Perrintori. G K Boyajian speaks at ME church with lecture. twenty five ladies visit Mrs Dexter Harris for her sixty seventh birthday. commencement at opera house with four graduates Mina B Moard Golden Becker Giles Coon Victoria Packer. diplomas by teacher W B Jones. former principal W M Coon gives address. flowers and gifts noted. Dr Thomas Electric Oil mentioned as a remedy option. advertisement concludes.
North Shade reports Eldred adds to his house and farm labor rumors say Sam Stonebrook hired on to Henry Worts. Maple Rapids factory milk drawn by Thomas Thompson. A seven and a half pound boy noted. The North Shade farmers cluster met with Dan Splece. Mrs Neal of Maple Rapids visited her daughter, Mrs Dan Taht. Jehnsen schoolhouse to host preaching next Sunday at 40 p.m. Mrs Huyck of Butternut visiting daughter Mrs Hiram Havens. Frances Hudson closed a term of school in district Soot Tast Thursday. Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy praised. sold by Bivens & Roades.
A garbled 19th century trade snippet mentions Rocky Mountain Tea and Jute gifts for brides, with faded references to vendors and prices. Names and places are partially obscured, but the text hints at bridal goods and vendor notes in a crowded marketplace.
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